Satapatha Bramhana Part 05

Author(s): Julius Eggeling
Publisher: Oxford

Page 1993

INDEX OF SANSKRIT WORDS.
785
dhârana, 89. dhyâna, devout meditation, 13, 692,
699, 716, 720. dhyana-vidhi, 184. dhyai, to meditate or to know, 716.
nadi, vein, 604. nâda, tone, 77. nâmadheya, name, 455, 680. nitya, permanent, 530. nityânityavastuviveka, 19. nididhyâsana, meditation, 1o. nididhyâsitavya, to be meditated
upon, 716. nimitta, cause, 176 sq. niyoga, i.e. apûrva, supersensuous
result of an action which later on produces the sensible result, 153,
178. niranvaya, absolute, 505. nirupakhya, non-entity, 507. nirgara, decay, 517. nirvikalpaka, non-determinate, 41. Nishâda-sthapati, 318. nivâra, wild rice, 120. naimittika, contingent, 333. naishtbika, a perpetual religious stu-
dent observing the vow of chastity,
705-707 pakaganâb, five-people, 378-374. pankågni-vidyâ, 652. pada, word, 40. padârtha, a thing, 518. para, highest, 313. paramâtman, highest Self, 259. paramesvara, highest Lord, 259. parinama, modification, 401, 404,
517. paryâya, particular states of sub-
stances, 517 sq., 519. pânditya, learning, 710, 711, 711. påriplava, a performance of the
Asvamedha sacrifice, 697 sq. pärivrågaka, an ascetic, 705, 711. pärivrågya, the wandering about as
a mendicant, 711. putîka, a plant, 120. pudgala, body, 516. purusha, soul, 360, 526, 530. purushavakas, to be designated by
the term 'man,' 585. purusha-vidya, 643 sq. purushottama, the highest Person, 4. půrvapaksha, primâ facie view, 8 and passim,
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půrvapakshin, he who holds the
primâ facie view, passim. prakarana, leading subject matter,
667, 688. prakära, mode, 138, 337, 400, 458,
543, 758 sq. prakas, to shine forth, 34. prakasa, light, 320. prakriti, primeval matter, originating
principle, nature, 62, 78, 81, 88 sq., 125-127, 139, 140, 209, 240, 241, 254, 256, 262, 299, 359, 363370, 378, 380, 386, 396-398, 405, 406, 424 sq., 480, 481, 483, 487, 489-494, 526, 553, 555 sq., 612,
752, 754, 769. prakriyâ, subject-matter, 680. pragnâmâtrab, subjects, 251. pranava, the syllable Om, 314, 362,
634-636, 684, 694. Pratardana-vidya (i.e. Kau. Up. III),
250, 382. pratiküla, disagreeable, 153. pratigha, initial statement, 201. pratibuddha âtmâ, the Self of intelli
gence, 547. pratisankhya, 504-506. pratika, symbol, 718 sq. pratyaksha, perception, presentative
thought, 41, 699. pratyakshatâ, immediate presenta
tion, 15. pratyag-âtman, the individual soul,
212. pratyaya, consciousness, 511. pratyâhâra, complete restraining of
the senses from receiving external
impressions, 89. prathiman, solid extension, 481. pradesa, space, 293. pradyumna, the internal organ, 524
526. pradhâna, principal matter, non
sentient principle, 139, 153, 200205, 207–209, 236 sq., 242, 256 sq., 281–283, 286, 298, 308-310, 354-407, 413 sq., 417, 424 sq., 428, 469, 475, 483-487, 489-492,
495, 522 sq., 530, 533, 554 sq. pradhana, a superior, 610. prabhâ, light, 59, 513. prayogana, final cause, 136, 153 sq. pralaya, destruction of the world,
205, 318, 333 sq., 368, 376, 400, 406, 460, 486, 491, 543, 569, 572, 603, 737, 750.
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